Mix it Up by Pia Trans

Mix it Up

Knitting
April 2022
Fingering (14 wpi) ?
21 stitches and 26 rows = 4 inches
US 3 - 3.25 mm
US 6 - 4.0 mm
3.5 mm (E)
711 - 1269 yards (650 - 1160 m)
1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9
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Mix It Up mixes knit and crochet – the top itself is knit, but the lace on the yoke is crochet.

This top is close-fitting over the shoulders, but after the lace section it billows out into the light, airy and drapey body. It has a simple rolled over hem on the neckline and sleeves. The body is finished with a linen-stitch border, which adds some weight to the body and helps the body drape beautifully.

Mix It Up is designed to have 2-6 inches of positive ease, and is worked at a very open gauge, creating a fabric with a lovely drape and move.

Sizes
1-2-3 (4-5-6) 7-8-9

Bust circumference (on finished garment)
86-96-105 (115-122-134) 143-152-161 cm / 34-37.8-41.3 (45.3-48-52.8) 56.3-59.8-63.4 inches

Length
48-48-48 (50-50-50) 54-54-54 cm / 18.9-18.9-18.9 (19.7-19.7-19.7) 21.2-21.2-21.2 inches

Fit
The top is close-fitting around the shoulders, but after the lace section on the yoke it billows out into the light, airy and drapey body. It is worked at an open gauge, creating a light and airy fabric with beautiful drape.
Add 5-15 cm / 2-6 inches of positive ease to achieve the look on the photos.

Yardage
650-700-750 (820-860-920) 980-1100-1160 meters fingering weight

Yardage is estimated and may vary between knitters!

The sample uses 2-2-2 (3-3-3) 3-3-3 skeins BASC400 from By Kiilerich

Suggested needles
4 mm (US6) circular 60 or 80 cm / 24 or 31 inches for body and sleeves, using magic loop where needed.
3.25 mm (US3) circular 60 or 80 cm / 24 or 31 inches for hem, using magic loop where needed.

Crochet hook
3,5 mm

Gauge
21 stitches x 26 rounds in stockinette on size 4 mm needles = 10 x 10 cm / 4 x 4 inches

Note: Needle size is just a suggestion. Adjust needle size if needed to obtain gauge! Pay extra attention to your gauge when working the sleeves. Many knitters tend to have a tighter gauge when working small circumferences. If this happens to you, you will have to go up a needle size when knitting the sleeves!